so none of our astronauts have an asterix next to our name. 96% of the world, 100 kilometers up at the internationally recognized carmen line. listen, it s 6-1, so it s truly the beginning of space, either way you re going to be weight lifted. sandra: the goal is to get us all there, you pay for a ticket, whether as jeff bezos, richard branson. or a science teacher. there is going to be a science teacher who won and award and there is going to be a paying passenger as well as jeff bezos brother. i think you d want to keep the family separated and things like this. you hear $250,000, $200,000. that is how much it will cost now as spacex has proven throughout their journey of making these reusable rockets. the more often we can reuse a rocket, the cheaper it is to get
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In the immortal series of Asterix comics written by Goscinny and Uderzo, the indomitable Gauls had only one fear: that the sky would fall on their heads. In a world preoccupied by covid, even as we sought the ‘magic potion’ of the vaccine, that fear returned as a 23-tonne booster of China’s Long March satellite threatened to crash back to Earth. That it harmlessly did so in the Indian Ocean did not allay the fear of it happening again. In fact, it was the fourth big uncontrolled re-entry in history. The biggest was the Soviet Skylab in 1979, and I have memories of us as school children eagerly following its descent and plotting it on graph papers.